Greetings,
I set up several triggers with actions to email various users when they become true. however, when I staged certain triggers to go off, I did not get emails. Here's some output from the alerts page in my frontend:
(Edited to remove all email addresses, some included SMS addresses)
Time Type Status Recipient(s) Subject Message
2005.Jul.07 10:57:01 Email not sent EMAILADDRESSREMOVED
Bacula Director Down
INSERT YOUR MESSAGE HERE
------Latest data------
Backup Director Running: 0 (latest value)
Backup Director Running: 1 (maximum value for last 5 min)
Backup Director Running: 0 (minimum value for last 5 min)
---------End--------
2005.Jul.06 16:53:29 Email not sent EMAILADDRESSREMOVED
Switch1 High Ping Times
High Latency on Switch1
------Latest data------
Net: Average Ping Time: 88.427 (latest value)
Net: Average Ping Time: 88.427 (maximum value for last 5 min)
Net: Average Ping Time: 88.427 (minimum value for last 5 min)
---------End--------
2005.Jul.06 16:53:29 Email not sent EMAILREMOVED
Switch1 High Ping Times
High Latency on Switch1
------Latest data------
Net: Average Ping Time: 88.427 (latest value)
Net: Average Ping Time: 88.427 (maximum value for last 5 min)
Net: Average Ping Time: 88.427 (minimum value for last 5 min)
---------End--------
2005.Jul.06 16:28:27 Email not sent EMAILREMOVED
Switch1 High Ping Times
High Latency on Switch1
------Latest data------
Net: Average Ping Time: 87.864 (latest value)
Net: Average Ping Time: 87.864 (maximum value for last 5 min)
Net: Average Ping Time: 87.864 (minimum value for last 5 min)
And here's the associated trigger definitions:
{Switch1:net[avgpingtime].avg(600)}>84.9
and
{TestingServer:bacula[director].last(0)}<1
My email set up is using sendmail on the localhost, the helo is set to localhost.localdomain (also tried just localhost), and email is zabbix@localhost.
I AM able to send emails from the commandline, even when I've su'd to zabbix so I know it's not my mail server.... any ideas as to what the problem might be?
Thanks in advance for any help possible
I set up several triggers with actions to email various users when they become true. however, when I staged certain triggers to go off, I did not get emails. Here's some output from the alerts page in my frontend:
(Edited to remove all email addresses, some included SMS addresses)
Time Type Status Recipient(s) Subject Message
2005.Jul.07 10:57:01 Email not sent EMAILADDRESSREMOVED
Bacula Director Down
INSERT YOUR MESSAGE HERE
------Latest data------
Backup Director Running: 0 (latest value)
Backup Director Running: 1 (maximum value for last 5 min)
Backup Director Running: 0 (minimum value for last 5 min)
---------End--------
2005.Jul.06 16:53:29 Email not sent EMAILADDRESSREMOVED
Switch1 High Ping Times
High Latency on Switch1
------Latest data------
Net: Average Ping Time: 88.427 (latest value)
Net: Average Ping Time: 88.427 (maximum value for last 5 min)
Net: Average Ping Time: 88.427 (minimum value for last 5 min)
---------End--------
2005.Jul.06 16:53:29 Email not sent EMAILREMOVED
Switch1 High Ping Times
High Latency on Switch1
------Latest data------
Net: Average Ping Time: 88.427 (latest value)
Net: Average Ping Time: 88.427 (maximum value for last 5 min)
Net: Average Ping Time: 88.427 (minimum value for last 5 min)
---------End--------
2005.Jul.06 16:28:27 Email not sent EMAILREMOVED
Switch1 High Ping Times
High Latency on Switch1
------Latest data------
Net: Average Ping Time: 87.864 (latest value)
Net: Average Ping Time: 87.864 (maximum value for last 5 min)
Net: Average Ping Time: 87.864 (minimum value for last 5 min)
And here's the associated trigger definitions:
{Switch1:net[avgpingtime].avg(600)}>84.9
and
{TestingServer:bacula[director].last(0)}<1
My email set up is using sendmail on the localhost, the helo is set to localhost.localdomain (also tried just localhost), and email is zabbix@localhost.
I AM able to send emails from the commandline, even when I've su'd to zabbix so I know it's not my mail server.... any ideas as to what the problem might be?
Thanks in advance for any help possible
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